Archive - 24 September 2002

Canada says no reversal on requiring visas of Malaysians

Canada says no reversal on requiring visas of Malaysians

Why freedom of speech matters in Islam

Why freedom of speech matters in Islam

Journalists union to pick up on media freedom issues at conference

Journalists union to pick up on media freedom issues at conference

Couple sue Perak gov't for wrongful 'khalwat' arrest

Couple sue Perak gov't for wrongful 'khalwat' arrest

Protests against US, Canada for linking M'sia with terrorism

Protests against US, Canada for linking M'sia with terrorism

Moody's upgrades Malaysia's foreign currency ratings

Moody's upgrades Malaysia's foreign currency ratings

Police and judiciary under flak over alleged rape case

Police and judiciary under flak over alleged rape case

OSA threat an over-reaction, say groups

OSA threat an over-reaction, say groups

Judge raises ire of women groups for perpetuating rape myth

Judge raises ire of women groups for perpetuating rape myth

NUTP seeks clarification on move to punish teachers

NUTP seeks clarification on move to punish teachers

PM urges US, Britain to heed world opposition to Iraq attack

PM urges US, Britain to heed world opposition to Iraq attack

Death or injury to Arafat would spark Muslim outrage: PM

Death or injury to Arafat would spark Muslim outrage: PM

Investigate Azalina to ensure fair election: new contender

Investigate Azalina to ensure fair election: new contender

Grassroots welcome Ah Leks comeback, says Youth leader

Grassroots welcome Ah Leks comeback, says Youth leader

Gaya contest should be fought by Sabahans, says Lim

Gaya contest should be fought by Sabahans, says Lim

Two part-Bugis MPs exchange barbs in Javanese

Two part-Bugis MPs exchange barbs in Javanese

DAP wants Chor punished with RM10 salary cut

DAP wants Chor punished with RM10 salary cut

Pemuda, Wanita Umno semak senarai pengundi Parlimen Gaya

Pemuda, Wanita Umno semak senarai pengundi Parlimen Gaya

Kelantan the 'gateway to poverty': Zam

Kelantan the 'gateway to poverty': Zam

Digital IDs open to abuse

Digital IDs open to abuse

Non-Malays not the enemies

Non-Malays not the enemies

IGP dumbfounded by guilt?

IGP dumbfounded by guilt?

Why draconian laws thrive in Malaysia

Why draconian laws thrive in Malaysia

So the pecking order goes...

So the pecking order goes...

No apologies needed for upholding democracy

No apologies needed for upholding democracy

Haze in Sarawak improves, but some districts still unhealthy

Haze in Sarawak improves, but some districts still unhealthy

Foreign Ministry: No reverse visa rules for Canadians

Foreign Ministry: No reverse visa rules for Canadians